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Aren't kids new born goats?

They are? (Does that mean I'm a goat?)

He meant that New born goats are called Kids.

Yeah, but accurate for children. Got any?

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-stanly- wrote: ↑Sat Jan 01, 2022 6:48 pm Aren't kids new born goats?

Yes, baby goats are called Kids. And they're delicious slow roasted in a pit, wrapped in banana leaves, served with a Chocolate Mole (pronounced mol-eh).

Bacon is soooooo good.

So is steak.

ChefDean wrote:

-stanly- wrote: ↑Sat Jan 01, 2022 6:48 pm Aren't kids new born goats?

Yes, baby goats are called Kids. And they're delicious slow roasted in a pit, wrapped in banana leaves, served with a Chocolate Mole (pronounced mol-eh).

With that being said, I just roasted my kid. (not a human one, don't worry.)

I own bees.

I'm thinking about doing that, buy we live in a developing neighborhood so I don't think there would be enough flowers around for them.

There are quite a few beekeepers in my neck of the woods in Eastern Washington and I’ve been tempted to try my hand at a colony more than once. But at the end of the day my hands are already full with plants

-stanly- wrote:I own bees.

Nice!! I kept native bees before, leafcutter/mason bees.

I'm thinking about doing that, buy we live in a developing neighborhood so I don't think there would be enough flowers around for them.

Bees acually fly 0 to 4 miles to get there necter and pollen, up to 5 if necessary.

Do CPs eat bees?